Xu Xin Right Handed Version

[@BJ-xk3ef]

Coach, that is one of the most flawless plays in table tennis ...like ever

[@conorgallen554]

This is epic!!! Thank you I find it much easier to follow the tactics etc. this way

[@mahyarV13]

I deeply believe in the history of Table tennis no penhold player could perform this very beautiful grip better than Wang Hao and XuXin with all the modern and developed performance which is needed in this magnificent grip!

[@sanmaybanerjee]

Probably the most devastating forehand the game has ever seen.

[@ml-ei3nz]

The best thing about this video is that you see even more that xuxins fh loop is superior. To bring such technicly flawless topspin in a stressful game situation is way harder. A master.

[@frederikvater]

Why does left-handed Jeoung Youngsik make me so uncomfortable?? o_O

[@ddnaveh]

lol 🤣🤣😂😂 so true!! jeoung playin style is wired and left handed makes it so goofy 🤣😂

[@마나너마나너]

I love it as a xuxin fan and a right handed player!

[@amanturchomoev2674]

Xu xin ambidextrous

[@amanturchomoev2674]

I am ambidextrous

[@m.alexandrecastro9323]

His game anticipation his equal to none, the fact that he is a penholder he uses this advantage to its full potential. Extremely hard to predict the direction of his deceptive shots which are executed it at the last millisecond (sometimes full kills, sometimes perfect position for the next Super Shot). Unparalleled talent !! Great idea to show the right hand angles coach. Perfect.

[@FutureGuy47]

Lin Yun-Ju's style looks really weird right-handed.

[@larsh.3760]

True! :D

[@markterrin8673]

That is awesome!!!!!! Please do more

[@Enilesav420]

i was so confused at first i think what emrathich did is just reverse the video but anyways thanks emrathich for showing me this i learned more when i watched your videos im from the philipines and the grip i use is penhold thanks again

[@TheJustin500]

where are you from?

[@pingsunday]

Exactly. I just reversed the video, but it's interesting to watch Xu Xin (right handed). It looks natural to me to learn, because I'm also right-handed.

[@deathstar1137]

He is a GEM!

[@eshizhamsuev]

death star 11 what does GEM mean?

[@deathstar1137]

@@eshizhamsuev "Xu Xin"

[@eshizhamsuev]

death star 11 I don’t understand. What is G, E and M?

[@deathstar1137]

@@eshizhamsuev that is not abbrevation

[@deathstar1137]

abbreviation*

[@andyzhaott]

The handshake though...

[@corevetti4853]

How do you flip the video

[@lucawiegel6431]

Haha really cool Idea :D

[@sowmikg7393]

When u realized that he just flipped everything including the scores... but it does give a good image on how right handed xu xin would be

[@shadowhunter9842]

He play wich two hands?????

[@leandrolopezvidal6934]

Jajajja is total video inverted jaja good!!

[@kelikisbiyantoro2518]

Coach how to make a Sidespin shot like Xu Xin? Can you make tutorial video Sidespin shot like Xu Xin for shakehand

[@gorogimre2]

Quality of the shot in table tennis = spin + speed + placement.... that is it consists of 3 factors ! Xu Xin's ball spin is maybe the biggest in the world ! It can achieve above 8000 rpm which is more then 130 rotations in one single second ! If a ball flies with above 130 rotaiton/second ... it counts not too much if it is only a slow or a high ball . If you receive such a "spinball" you have to hold your racket VERY STIFF ! If not to do so ..... the ball has so much rotational energy that the ball itself can " TEAR UP " the racket from the receiver's hand . But with a STIFF GRIP the controll over the ball is weaker ! See Xu Xin's play : he need distance for such a spin play . If the opponent hits the ball stronger Xu Xin counterspin the ball from relativ far behind the table . So he can generate his high spin attacks .

[@pingsunday]

Yes, Xu Xin has a lot of side-spin. It's so crazy! And standing before such a spinny ball, you just "stiff up". That's the specialty of Xu Xin. Can you explain me how to get 8000 rpm? Why did you get this value? I'm watching on ITTF video, but didn't find in an exactly video. thank you

[@glennveidt4024]

@@pingsunday how does xu xin get so much spin in his attacks?

[@saleem2991]

@@pingsunday How can Ma Long return Xu Xin's spinny shots? It seems like most right-handed shakehand players are hopeless when Xu Xin executes his shot, but Ma Long is not afraid of Xu Xin's loops.

[@trieuvansy6835]

can u do show me Xu-righty version for any match between Fan vs Xu pls? cause I learn the way he plays (far away from the table),

[@bobycarcarlbob6444]

Wow thank u very nice

[@martinnimohaj817]

Very interesting video. Can you try to make ma long lefthand? :D

[@andrevanhollebeke4535]

Very fun but he played many.... left-handeds :)))

[@Der.Geraet]

... his right hand parallel universe.

[@finger7902]

Nix Ux is my favorite player

[@toekneema]

makes a lot more sense to me when I watch him as a righty

[@gorogimre2]

Dear Emrattich ! There are matches on the internet where both the rotation and the speed is direct digitally measured and direct after the shot printied out on the monitor eg. 8300 rpm and 75 km/h ! ( rpm = rotation per minute ) 8300rpm = 138 rps (rotaion per second ) 75 km/h is a very fast speed in the era of the plastic ball . I have never seen ballspeed above 80 km/h ! see : pdfs.semanticscholar.org/a5f3/61fcec0e1cc665bd8d7e8a3732d6a1fca397.pdf and protabletennis.net/book/export/html/297 The bigger table tennis ball(40mm) also loses spin rapidly through the air and gives the close-to-table attacker more advantages. The maximum revolutions with the 38mm ball as tested by the Chinese National Team were 150 revs per second. With the 40mm ball this drops to about 133 revs per second, but the bigger ball loses spin much more rapidly through the air because of its larger surface area. I 'd like to fix from above 150 rev/sec ( 38mm ball) to above 130 rev/sec (40mm ball) Technic against Xu Xin : close to the table with speedy placements or from behind you have to WAIT a little when spin lost its initial value . A very spinny ball must not hit direct after the bouncing ! Harimoto has the most chance ( among the non chinese proplayers) to hit once or more Xu Xin ! (Harimoto never beat Xu xin so far ) You have to hold the racket very stiff ---> you need a TERMINATOR WRIST !

[@mirkos921]

Gem? What Is GEM?

[@parth.hansraj]

Please anyone tell me How to know The speed of the ball And rotation per minute

[@herikhi7315]

They use speed camera to do that, just like the speed cam used in other sports

[@parth.hansraj]

@@herikhi7315 can you tell me where to get it

[@SpeedcubingCentralspeedcuber]

Nice video, but just letting you know you incorrectly spelled "lobbing" as "lobing"

[@challenger87]

Bạn có phải là người Việt không? Em rất thích?

[@pingsunday]

Yes. Please watch my video "3 things you didn't know". I have all answered

[@Max-hb7vm]

This is funny

[@nongarundas769]

Haha right-handed version inverted

[@billduff8690]

you need to clarify the content

[@ePDMS]

Nice work?

[@Peregrin_Tuk]

this is to much for my brain...

[@YasserBelkouri]

200 IQ

[@iles90138]

That's really meme.

[@trieuvansy6835]

so strange

[@gorogimre2]

See Emrattich ! I said it before ! After Xu Xin vs Harimoto (Grand Final 1/4) Harimoto however lost the match but he made more points ! Harimoto became BETTER THAN Xu Xin !

[@pingsunday]

Yes. He is become better and better. The word is improving fast.